Review – Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game

Categories: Reviews, Switch

When it comes to video game adaptations, there are two wolves inside each beloved animation IP that are eventually given into: a kart racer and a fighting game. Nickelodeon’s smash hit western anime Avatar: The Last Airbender has already been a small part of both. However, it’s long overdue for…

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Review – Denshattack! on Switch 2

Categories: Reviews, Switch 2

There are plenty of on-rails arcade games. You can probably still find most of the classics in your local arcade: Virtua Cop, House of The Dead, and Jurassic Park just to name a few. Though the genre thrived in the ’90s, it has had somewhat of a recent resurgence with…

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Review – Rhythm Heaven Groove

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Switch 2, Reviews

Rhythm Heaven holds a special place in my heart, as I’m sure it does for many fans of Nintendo’s more niche and quirky corners. That this is the first all-new entry in the series in 15 years (though we did get the excellent Rhythm Heaven Megamix in the meantime) is…

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Review – Star Fox for Switch 2

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Reviews, Featured, Switch 2

For a brainchild of Shigeru Miyamoto, the Star Fox series sure doesn’t feel all that supported. Loaned out to other developers since the beginning, Nintendo themselves have really only flown one solo mission — Star Fox 64. Call it bias, call it familiarity, call it quality; there’s a reason we…

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Review – Bubsy 4D on Switch 2

Categories: Switch 2, Reviews

You know the days of the mascot platformer are far from over when Bubsy Bobcat has somehow returned. You may, or may not, recognize the maligned feline from some of the most disdained platformers of the ’90s. The unfortunately one-sided match-up that was the fascinatingly disastrous Bubsy 3D on PlayStation…

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Review – Tales of Arise for Switch 2

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Reviews, Switch 2

I’ve made no secret of my fondness for Bandai Namco’s Tales series of RPGs. Ever since my GameCube-era intro via Tales of Symphonia they’ve been a comfort food of engaging battle systems, subversive storylines, fleshed out parties and… well, comfort food.  Though the Switch saw no unique entry in the…

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